The Office of Institutional Equity at Kennesaw State is committed to fostering a safe,
inclusive, and equitable campus environment. Our team is certified in Title IX investigation
and compliance, with extensive training in areas such as Investigation Foundations
and Report Writing.
We work across both the Kennesaw and Marietta campuses to address issues related to equity, discrimination, and Title IX, ensuring that all members of our community have access to resources and support.
Dr. Cartwright joined the Office of Institutional Equity in September of 2023. Her previous experience within higher education has been Housing and Residence Life, Student Conduct, EEO, behavioral intervention and assessment, and Title IX. Prior to arriving at KSU, Camille served as Director for Student Conduct and Title IX and served as the Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) Chair at San Antonio College, in San Antonio, Texas.
Camille acquired her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of North Carolina
at Charlotte and a Master of Arts in Forensic Psychology from Argosy University. She
earned her doctorate degree in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies at the University
of Texas at San Antonio.
Colin Chadwick joined the Office of Institutional Equity (OIE) in February 2023. He brings over 18 years of experience working in higher education and is currently serving as the Associate Director of OIE and EEO/Title IX Investigator. Prior to joining OIE, Colin worked for the Department of Student Conduct and Academic Integrity (SCAI) at KSU for 13 years and served as its Director for his last 6 years with the office.
Colin holds both a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering and a Master of Education
in Higher Education Administration from the University of Pittsburgh.
Kelly Johnson is a Fulbright Specialist and serves as a Title IX Investigator at Kennesaw
State University. She brings comprehensive experience in legal compliance, human resources,
employee relations, and organizational leadership across corporate and higher education
environments. Kelly is committed to fostering equitable, inclusive, and compliant
workplaces and educational settings through thorough investigations, effective conflict
resolution, and proactive risk management.
Kelly's professional career spans leadership roles within globally recognized organizations.
At Verizon Wireless, she served as a supervisor within the Headquarters Executive
Relations Office, overseeing complex employee relations matters and supporting strategic
human resources initiatives. At Apple Inc., she held management positions focused
on operational excellence, employee engagement, and team development. These experiences
strengthened her expertise in leadership, organizational effectiveness, and inclusive
people practices.
In addition to her human resources and higher education experience, Kelly has a strong
legal and compliance background. As a Legal Project Manager at UPS Corporate, she
managed Title VII and EEOC claims, workplace investigations, employment law matters,
and supported regulatory compliance initiatives, and partnered with stakeholders to
mitigate legal risk while upholding organizational integrity.
Within higher education, Kelly contributes through national service and leadership.
She has served on a task force focused on credential renaming initiatives and is a
Program Reviewer for the Association for Student Conduct Administration (ASCA), supporting
the submissions process for ASCA national conferences.
Kelly is a certified mediator and holds a Master of Studies in Law from Fordham University
School of Law. She also earned certifications in Crisis Management and Business Resiliency
from MIT. Drawing from her diverse background in legal compliance, higher education,
crisis management, and human resources, Kelly brings a multidimensional perspective
to her work, helping institutions navigate complex issues while promoting fairness,
accountability, and belonging.
A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Keith James is a veteran higher education professional
and currently serves as an Equity and Title IX Investigator.
His areas of expertise include residence life, student activities, student conduct, behavioral intervention, and Title IX. Before arriving at Kennesaw State University, Mr. James served various institutions as the Chief Housing Officer, Chief Judicial Officer, Director of Student Life, Title IX Coordinator, and Director of Title IX & Equal Opportunity.
Mr. James has been active in multiple professional organizations and currently holds active membership with the Association of Title IX Administrators (ATIXA) and the Association for Student Conduct Administration (ASCA).
Mr. James has a passion for leadership development, staff training, and emergent trends within higher education.
Mr. James is the co-author of the journal article "Devising Strategies to Address Threats to Enrollment Management Practices" which was published in November 2023.
Mr. James is also a co-author of the "Case Study Resource" that was published by the Association for Student Conduct Administration in the summer of 2024.
Mr. Keith James holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Church Leadership with a focus
on youth ministry from Newberry College (SC) and a Master of Arts in Higher Education
degree from John Brown University (AR).
McKenna joined the Office of Institutional Equity in Spring 2019. With years of experience
in office and administrative settings, she is very motivated to help students, faculty,
and staff in her role.
A native of Acworth, Georgia, McKenna received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of North Georgia, with concentrations in Sociology and Criminal Justice. Upon completing her degree, she also earned her interdisciplinary Certificate of Gerontology at North Georgia.
Isis-Nashe’ Scott joined Kennesaw State University in April 2024 and became a member of the Office of Institutional Equity in October 2024. With over a decade of customer-facing experience, she leverages these skills to fulfill a passion for helping others. A native of Savannah, Georgia, Isis-Nashe’ earned a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies with a minor in Criminal Justice from Clayton State University in 2019 and is currently pursuing a graduate degree in Cybersecurity at KSU.
